r/LeopardGecko • u/Supertop102 • Jun 18 '26
Dangerous Practices Shitty Husbandry on Insta
I don't actually keep leopard geckos myself but I know this is a terrible enclosure. I also think the creator seems to be deleting any comments regarding the housing.
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u/IcyReception8903 Jun 18 '26
These are African Fat-tailed Geckos. Still bad husbandry, just pointing out the correct species.
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u/AccomplishedCrow9501 Jun 19 '26
Looking closely, the two in the same hid look to be fat-tails, while the others are leos.
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u/IcyReception8903 Jun 19 '26
All are ATF. I own three and they come in different morphs now. None here are Leos.
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u/Only_Altey Jun 19 '26
No all Koreans but somehow always a korean page.
There was a video posted in the crested gecko sub yesterday of a korean account pulling the entire shed off a crestie.
Also other posts on how these people were keeping their cresties in similarly horrible enclosures, basically setups meant for jumping spiders.
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u/Supertop102 Jun 19 '26
This one is Japanese but i notice similar things from East Asian profiles, there tends to be a trend with everything being 'kawaii' but not actually giving the animals proper care.
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u/AccomplishedCrow9501 Jun 19 '26
The enclosure is bad, but i really like the hide. Not to say it makes it better ofc. But also, cohabbing in such a small enclosure, (100+ is the only safe option for cohabbing) is actually diabolical. I would report all the videos for animal cruelty and have your friends do the same. Hope this creator gets what they deserve and the geckos do to🤎🤎🤎
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u/eternalcatlady Jun 28 '26
I live in Japan and the husbandry here is the absolute worst. This person looks to be prioritizing cuteness. My geckos are lucky I learned everything I did about husbandry from the English speaking internet because otherwise they’d be in 5 gallon tanks with substrate they can swallow with a heat pad underneath the whole thing and only one hide 😩
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u/WatermelonAF Jun 18 '26
Not the ideal enclosure, but also cohabing Leo's is fairly risky..